Stranger Things House in Illinois
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NJ lawmakers re-introduce anti-Sandy clawback bill in Congress
The legislation would free Superstorm-impacted homeowners from paying restitution to the government if their grants stemmed from FEMA miscalculations.
Climate change action rally Sunday in Asbury Park
The New Jersey League of Conservation Voters uses the fifth anniversary of Superstorm Sandy as a springboard to a call for immediate action to address climate change.
Alleged Superstorm FEMA fraudster risks decades in prison
Six of the seven charges filed against Nicholas Ochs carry possible 30-year prison terms, if convicted.
South Jersey repair firm accused of $1.6M Superstorm scam
New Jersey prosecutors seek full restitution from McAllister Building Group, and a permanent injunction against conducting business in the state.
Beachwood woman, three others charged with Sandy aid fraud
Five residents with Jersey Shore homes are accused of illicitly collecting Superstorm Sandy relief.
Four years post-Sandy, hope for a Union Beach family
It's been four years since Hurricane Sandy and many Jersey Shore residents are still in need of aid. Volunteers from "A Future with Hope" helped Jennifer Capraun and her family start a new life in a brand new home.
Jennifer and her children were left with absolutely nothing four years ago...
Ask the Senator with Sen. Sam Thompson - March 2016
Townsquare Media New Jersey presents the monthly program Ask The Congressman with new 3rd District representative Tom McArthur (R) Monday night at 7 p.m. hosted by Tom Mongelli.
Ask the Senator with Sen. James Holzapfel - January 2016
Townsquare Media New Jersey presents the monthly program Ask The Congressman with new 3rd District representative Tom McArthur (R) Monday night at 7 p.m. hosted by Tom Mongelli.
Toms River places week's worth of storm prep on the line
Superstorm Sandy taught them exactly what they needed to know about defenses in Toms River, says Mayor Tom Kelaher. They're readier than ever.